Addy says (1:31 PM):
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2001/jun/10/globalwarming.climatechange/print
- says (1:32 PM):
hehe
- says (1:33 PM):
intresting...quite dangourous
Addy says (1:33 PM):
yup
- says (1:34 PM):
it would change the planet alot.
Addy says (1:34 PM):
yeah
- says (1:34 PM):
moon would be fucked up.
Addy says (1:34 PM):
the moon would be gone
- says (1:34 PM):
the moon controls tidal things
Addy says (1:34 PM):
indeed
- says (1:34 PM):
and probly alot more we dont know about...
Addy says (1:34 PM):
they could find a way to move the moon as well
strap a rocket to the moon lol
- says (1:35 PM):
just move farther away from the sun every 20 ish years?
- says (1:36 PM):
im not really concerned about global warming.
Addy says (1:36 PM):
no
this isn't for global warming
- says (1:36 PM):
wa?
Addy says (1:36 PM):
read the article first
- says (1:41 PM):
how is this not about global warming?
Addy says (1:41 PM):
read it
and you'll understand
- says (1:41 PM):
i did.
Addy says (1:41 PM):
read harder
- says (1:43 PM):
we may see that planet-moving has occurred. It will give us our first evidence of the handiwork of extraterrestrial beings.'
Addy says (1:43 PM):
and?
- says (1:44 PM):
i dunno...
Addy says (1:44 PM):
you must be blind or something
In the short term, the plan provides an ideal solution to global warming, although the team was actually concerned with a more drastic danger. The sun is destined to heat up in about a billion years and so 'seriously compromise' our biosphere - by frying us.
- says (1:44 PM):
that is the end of it
yea
i knew that.
Addy says (1:45 PM):
then why didn't you get it? >_>
- says (1:45 PM):
i dident know what you were asking....
Addy says (1:45 PM):
...
- says (1:46 PM):
w/e
its intresting